Mark Moran

I hope you enjoyed the last conversation we had where I had.

special guest mark moran who was a friend of the show and he is a former reality star wall street investor and also recently he ran for a u.s senate here in the state of virginia uh came up short he ended up uh resigning from his i mean ending his campaign but uh definitely a made a lot of noise, and headlines too, good and bad.

So we hope you enjoyed that convo.

If you have not done so yet, please, after you tune into this one, be sure to go back and check out that clip, or excuse me, that episode with Mark Moran.

Yeah, so much to discuss.

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So he left the party, declared himself as an independent and attempted to continue his campaign outside of the traditional two party system.

Now, look, as an independent myself, you already know that's something I want to dig into.

What caused the political transformation? Well, did the Democratic Party change or did Mark Moran change? And after experiencing the political system from the inside, does he believe an independent candidate can realistically compete against the Republican and Democratic machines? Now, family, that's only part of tonight's conversation because Mark Moran also made national headlines for something you don't hear every day from a political candidate.

The man literally bet on himself.

Literally.

What happened after that? He demonstrated what happened when something inside knowledge and potential wager on the outcome then can personally influence.

I'm sure we'll be hearing more from him soon.

Uh, there's also the case of Mark Moran, a former contestant on FBoy Island.

Uh, he ran for the Democratic nomination of US Senate in Virginia.

I vaguely remember hearing about him.